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…. I’m just going to say it. I almost want to stop singing altogether. That is how amazing this sounds😢.

Can you react to Kurt molls comendatore?

I like your version...you go man 😊

"Dima" is so special - his voice changed with every 5 years, I guess, but always sounded truly his. No hiding he is my favorite baritone. Any song from any time of Dima's would be interesting to hear your take on, except for those from the phase of working with that slimy pop-musician, you know... 😀but wait, perhaps one of those, too, as a contrast? Listening and reaction request would be the Swedish cousins Hagegard, namely Erland (later tenor) and Hakan. Great darlings of mine. And also your reaction of divine Bjorling's duetto with Merrill in the Pearlfishers' in front of the temple. Incredibly touching. Merrill sounds phantastic, and so gently takes the second voice. You know them all for sure! Please, don't pick pitch-corrected recordings! Tell us when they are not: we need that information, to learn to hear the difference. I liked this reaction very much, interesting choices --- something special, noticable, with impressive Warren is that he can open his mouth to form rectangles, very wide or very high, and get out massive amounts of sound. (But I like Dmitri's Figaro's aria better, it's more elastic, lively, full of humor, as is very proper!)

can you make a reaction video of you?

🤣 you are the best

Wow! From the start - Ramey, Siepi & Pinza are my absolute favourites! 😍💕

That's the best way to practice difficult parts on a piano piece.

Literally me lol

Not convinced he ain’t a tenor. Sounds like if he had a few sessions with Michael Trimble he’d be Franco Corelli x 2.0

Hi Lucas, I really enjoy your video's. I was wondering if you can recommend a good voice teacher (US) for a beginning opera singer? :) I appreciate your input 😀

Just didn't like the idiot talking instead of listening to greatest singer EVER

"Voce caprina?"

Why do so many male voices today (modern technique??) "sound in the chest, dark?? and the mask where the voice is projected???

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WOW what an awesome performance Lucas! Thanks for sharing it! Question: Everywhere in the past 24 hrs I'm seeing the term "tilting the larynx" for some weird reason. That term isn't used in professional circles is it? It's one of those popular words like "icon" that suddenly everyone is using for no reason, right? Please tell me I'm right on this one : )

Warum kannst du es dann nicht besser ? Du laberst einen Unsinn !

Gostei ! Uma salva de palmas para o tenor como se diz em Português 👏👏👏. Bravo !!! Bravíssimo !!!

You almost ruined the aria. Did not need nor want your comments.

A real inspiration, so glad I found this channel, my son wants to be an Opera singer since the age since he was baby practically. He is 16 and he loves your warm up exercise. His ambition is to try and get into Royal Irish Academy of Music. Thanks so much for sharing your gift with us and this great channel.

Avarotti once said about La DIVINA " there will ibe another Tenots ienotsebaldi, a other Cabè,but there will nev7er be another Callas " as for tenors, i would say threre willbe another Ppavarotti, Del Monaco , but there will never be another Corelli !!!

No other tenor should attempt to surpassCkrelli in the part of either Calaf or Cavaradossi!❤

Milnes one of the greatest? Hmm don’t think so. Not of course that he wasn’t very good, however I feel MacNeil, Terfel, Taddei, Bastianini, Merrill, Warren, Waechter, Siepi, Berry were overall better.

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Who needs visuals with beautiful singing like that? Thank you for sharing it.

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Hi Sir Lucas Meachem ! This is an Amazing Warm Up , it is Gold Worth . You are such a Great Singing Coach ,and you are Funny to ,make the students be relaxed and ready to be taught , I wish you a Great Summer ,and that you can do your Opera Singing the best Way, Much Love to you from Helsingborg Sweden from Abel Zorin

You are hilarious! I love it.

i am thinking you are true "TENOR". I am a tenor the spinto.

Great voice! You don't sound like a baritone, but we don't hear the bottom of the voice. :*)

I can tell you’re in the right place/fach for your voice. Definitely higher end of Baritone, but still better off in Baritone. And also beutiful voice. Some people have this weird obsession with singing higher = singing better. Sing where you’re voice sounds best and is most comfortable, free and healthy, and use your natural sound.

Great performancd and stage precense. I look up to you

Why did he have bananas?

高音で人類、生命体、有機物の範疇を超越した究極の音色を聞かせるテノールがいます。モナコのラスペランツァ、パバロッティのエーペンシェー、コレルリの花の歌最後の一声、秋川雅文のヴィチェロ、などです。

Amazing!

This is so helpful - as a lyric baritone myself, I just sung an A4 the best I have ever done. Thank you so much for this tutorial!

Pour ceux qui ont pu voir la vidéo où Lucas chante du R'n'B on peut voir qu'il a un falsetto et une voix mixte assez remarquable, la question n'est pas tellement de savoir si il est un baryton ou un ténor, , il est un baryton professionnel heureux et accompli. En revanche, s'il avait voulu être un ténor il aurait probablement pu réussir mais avec un travail vocal et le développement d'un répertoire habituel tout à fait différent. Certaines personnes ont un type vocal typique est reconnaissable au-delà de la tessiture, d'autres, comme, me semble-t-il, monsieur Meachem ont des voix très longues et souples qui peuvent produire des sons graves et qui ont tout de même une bonne efficience pour chanter les aigus en voix pleine. Pour ce qui concerne le concerne le contre-ut on voit bien dans la vidéo de réponse aux "conseils" d'internautes on s'aperçoit que la voix mixte est un travail possible pour y arriver, ajoutons qu'un contrite envoie pleine et probablement possible mais demanderai un changement d'habitude pendant une longue période et attendrait à la fois un niveau de performance mais aussi de travail énorme.

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I primarily do backups, have for decades- In school my range was determined by true notes- so I was classified a " Bass/ Baritone" one third below typical baritone range, 2 octaves from F to F. I have experienced recent trouble with fatigue due to "muscle-ing" notes too often- and so I'm checking out all of the YT vocal vids... I actually wish I could sing higher.

Can I please hear the music?????

I listened to an excerpt of Del Monaco and Bastianini singing the duet from Forza and it was almost hard to tell who was singing at points, two Incredible dramatic singers, with range extending down and up respectively to almost meet in the middle, awesome to hear. Would love to hear your reaction to Del Monaco singing largo al factotum btw, tremendous fun (avoid the dodgy 1966 live performance though, it's unfortunately the top result on RUclips)

I can sing from D2-F#4 in full voice and up to E5 in a loud falsetto. I would love to hit a strong g4 or a4 but I haven’t trained my body to allow that. Although I’m sure I could scream out a g4 it’s not sustainable or desirable

As someone prepping cavaradossi right now, at random times during the day I’ll suddenly say “ il console della spenta repubblica romana!!”

Nicolae Herlea is (sadly, was) a Romanian baritone of German extraction (his surname was Herle, Romanised into Herlea). He was recognized as probably the most oustanding Romanian voice during his long career, but somehow never managed to quite enter the big international league, probably due in part to the Iron Curtain which hindered his visibility in the West. A similar fate befel Virginia Zeani, another truly unique Romanian singer, who also never got the international recognition she categorically deserved. There are recording of them singing together (in Traviata, for instance, with Herlea rendering an extraordinary G. Germont)

I have a range from F#2-A4/B4 I

Just came onto your RUclips channel and it's a blast. As a tenor who, unfortunately, didn't have the 'chops' to sing opera, I can still enjoy all of its aspects. There are several I'd like to comment on, maybe later. But, this video on these golden age baritones made me think of a new guy I'd never heard of (or, of whom I never heard!). He was much more recent than these singers (the 70's and 80's,) I believe. Never heard of him, but he's is/was the real deal. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the Brazilian baritone, Fernando Texeira. In my opinion, under appreciated, faboulous singer. Keep up the good works and good luck with your career. (Loved you in the Butterfly screening).

Famous baritone sings famous Mozart aria*

Hoo hoo, hoo hoo, hoo hoooooo!

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